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Win A Free "I <3 FHS" T-Shirt!!!

Next Wednesday, March 10, we will be hosting our first school-wide “Where’s Waldo” game. Be on the look out for the person in the picture below during lunch and be the first person to bring them into room 111 and you will recieve a free “I <3 FHS” T-Shirt! Continue reading Win A Free “I <3 FHS” T-Shirt!!!

Dear Benjamin Franklin

Dear Benjamin Franklin,

I am having difficulty with my love life. I currently go out with an older guy. And it is very challenging because I feel that he has no time for me. I have school everyday and he uses his time differently, by going to work, hanging out with friends his age and other stuff that I don’t know about. This is frustrating because since he is older he is more mature than others in my school. I feel I don’t I meet his standards. In addition, all my friends have relationships with people their own age and I feel out of place. Continue reading Dear Benjamin Franklin

Spring Exams in Full Speed

Published By Kevin Francis A. Terrado

Besides the start of the 2nd Semester, a lot of upcoming events will take place at FHS before the school year ends. In the spring, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students will partake in different examinations that are required to take such as the HSPE, SAT, ACT and the AP exams. Continue reading Spring Exams in Full Speed

A Higher Level of High School; Majors in High School

Published By Rikka Quinanola

Throughout the country teenagers are attending high school five days a week, going to 6 classes a day for 4 years. They are supposed to be going to school to learn so that they can have the opportunities to get careers in the future, but the question is, do these classes that are being taught year after year actually benefit or stick into a students mind? Continue reading A Higher Level of High School; Majors in High School

Silly Sexting

Published By Kathryn Ong

For some reason, the original use of phones no longer prevails in the teenage world. Instead of nice phone calls, the preferred choice is subtler, secretive, sneaky, and addictive: text messaging. The mobility of phones makes them the most convenient form of communication among the current generation, aside from using a computer. Our compact devices tend to be our lives. They can play music, send and receive messages, also take and receive pictures. Unfortunately, the ability to take pictures is what places many teenagers into trouble. Continue reading Silly Sexting